Voyetra Turtle Beach TBS-1120-01

Pros: Good sound, entertaining software, small size.

Cons: It isn't designed to accommodate a full set of surround sound speakers.

The Bottom Line: The performance of the Turtle Beach micro exceeds its size. It is a very inexpensive way to transport your laptop into a portable stereo/music library. I recommend it.

Review: Times have changed since a cassette player with detachable speakers and a box of tapes provided the only way to get portable music. It's hard to imagine how many boxes of music are now stored on my hard drive. You still have to get them out, and the ...

Pros: Higher output than many USB adapters, well-made, easy installation of software/drivers.

Cons: You MAY have to reboot or reinstall if you change USB ports...so don't.

The Bottom Line: Very good alternative to laptop repairs and to cheap internal audio.

Review: Not really sure why another reviewer was having problems with this unit, but I have none at all. It's true that you have to reinstall or reboot if you relocate it from one USB port to another, but this is true of many USB devices (including a couple ...

Pros: great size, great sound quality, easy setup

Cons: No input for sound, but that's not the intent for this item

Review: My sound on my laptop was on it's last leg (noise and distortion coming from mini jack). I had long debated getting the Audigy PCMCIA card from Sound Blaster, but finally came upon this little gem. To put it simply, this item performs exactly as you'd ...

Pros: Small, portable, and affordable

Cons: Requires a reboot if you switch USB ports after installation.

Review: I purchased this Micro USB audio card as a secondary sound source for both my desktop PC and laptop for use with PCDJ software. I use the internal soundcard as a monitor and the Micro as a main hooked up to amp. I also found that this USB audio card has ...

Pros: Well, I couldn't think of any.

Cons: unacceptably choppy sound. To change USB ports, you have to reboot.

Review: I bought to have spdif output. Both with spdif and analog, choppy sound occurs. as suggestd, it is plugged directly into USB port with nothing else major running on system, and in "no accelleration" mode. The support site often blames Windows for ...